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Last time we were here was 2000 top. You've been warned.
h/t: @QuantifiablEdgs pic.twitter.com/xksnUIsMne
— Dereck Coatney (@DereckCoatney) December 7, 2020
Because too much is not enough…#BUFFETTINDICATOR
Taking out 2000 🥇👌💪 pic.twitter.com/ueFRcWLbOv— The Market Dog ™️ (@TheMarketDog) December 7, 2020
Could the last stock bear please turn the out the light…
Investor euphoria back to highs seen during the peak of the dot-com bubble! pic.twitter.com/orJOi3e2OS
— David Scutt (@Scutty) December 7, 2020
'There have been a number of observations with 10-year nominal yields below the rate of inflation in the past, and this is the most expensive that stocks have ever been during such a period.' https://t.co/dYsVUnrJmm pic.twitter.com/WmiuVKXBQs
— Jesse Felder (@jessefelder) December 7, 2020
In a major global market, the extreme financial optimism of 2007 has been exceeded in 2020. Across the ocean, another “all-time record” has been reached. Get the details.